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SUMMARY:Opening Reception for the "Creativity in the Time of Covid: The Art of Grieving" Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate the launch of the final exhibition of a 
 three-year international series! Attend for part of the evening or the full 
 event. \n\nLight refreshments will be served. \n\nCountway Library is proud 
 to host “The Art of Grieving\,” an exhibition of art and creative work 
 featuring Marked By Covid\, in partnership with the Creativity in the Time 
 of Covid-19 research collective. The library will feature a collection of 
 works created during – or inspired by – a period marked by collective 
 grief\, including a sculpture made of surgical masks and a needlework 
 series depicting the slogans written on highway signs in the early days of 
 lockdown. \n\n"The Art of Grieving" is the culminating exhibition in a 
 nationwide series that has included Buffalo\, New York\; US Air Force 
 Academy\, Colorado\; St. Louis\, MO\; Detroit and Lansing\, MI ("Creativity 
 in the Time of Covid 19: Art as Medicine") and presented from Phoenix and 
 Chicago to Seoul\, South Korea. We are proud to host the final\, fantastic 
 moment of this nationwide tour. \n\nLearn more about the Countway 
 exhibition at countway.info/creativity. \n \n\nReception Program: \n\nYou 
 are welcome to attend part of the event or stay for the full evening! \n 
 \n\n\n	\n		\n			\n			4:30pm\n\n			 \n\n			 \n			\n			 \n			\n			Catered 
 Opening Reception\n\n			Enjoy light snacks\, meet the project organizers\, 
 explore the exhibition on the first floor\, and interact with the augmented 
 reality National Covid Memorial installation on 
 L1.\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			5:30pm\n			 \n\n			     \n			 \n			\n			 
 \n			\n			\n			Art as Medicine and Archives of Pandemic 
 Response\n\n			Creativity in the Time of Covid-19: Retrospective 
 Reflections and Future Directions\n			Speakers: Dr. Natalie Phillips and 
 Dr. Soohyun Cho\, Co-curators of the Creativity in the Time of Covid-19: 
 Art as Medicine exhibitions\, Michigan State University Digital Humanities 
 and Literary Cognition Lab\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			6:15pm\n\n			 \n\n			\n			 
 \n\n			 \n\n			     \n			\n			\n			 \n			\n			\n			\n			Marked by Covid: 
 Grieving through Creating a National Covid Memorial\n\n			The National 
 Covid Memorial is an evolving tribute to those we have lost to Covid-19. 
 Conceived and created by individuals who have personally lost loved ones to 
 the pandemic\, this memorial centers the dead\, ensuring that their lives 
 and stories remain at the forefront of our collective memory. By refusing 
 to obfuscate the harsh realities of the pandemic\, we confront the truth of 
 what it means to lose over one million lives—and counting.\n			Speakers: 
 Kristin Urquiza\, MPA\, Co-founder\, Executive Director\, and Board 
 President of Marked by Covid | Mary Bausch-Jurken\, Global Medical Affairs 
 Lead for Covid-19\, Moderna\n			\n		\n		\n			\n			7:15pm \n\n			 \n\n			   
 \n			 \n\n			 \n			\n			\n			 \n			\n			\n			\n			Arts-Based 
 Interventions\n\n			Jeremy Nobel is the founder and president of The 
 Foundation for Art & Healing\, whose signature initiative\, Project 
 UnLonely\, addresses the personal and public health challenges of 
 loneliness and social isolation\, has gained national visibility. 
 \n			Speaker: Jeremy Nobel\, MD\, MPH\, Primary-care physician\, public 
 health practitioner\, and award-winning poet with faculty appointments at 
 Harvard T.H. Chan and HMS\n			\n		\n	\n\n\n \n\nPlease register below\, 
 even if you only plan to attend part of the event\, so we have a headcount 
 for catering purposes.
LOCATION:Countway Floor 1: Room 102\, Harvard Longwood Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Yasmina Kamal":MAILTO:Yasmina_kamal@hms.harvard.edu
CATEGORIES:Events
CONTACT;CN="Yasmina Kamal":MAILTO:Yasmina_kamal@hms.harvard.edu
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